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ARTISTS REPRESENTED Rebecca Baumann (WA) Lauren Brincat (NSW) Brown Council (NSW): Frances Barrett Kate Blackmore Kelly Doley Diana Smith Kirsty Bruce (QLD) Bindi Cole (VIC) Agatha Gothe-Snape (NSW) Marie Hagerty (NSW/ACT) Fiona Hall (SA) Natalya Hughes (NSW) Ruth Hutchinson (VIC) Deborah Kelly (NSW) Justine Khamara (VIC) Anastasia Klose (VIC) Gabriella Mangano and Silvana Mangano (VIC) Jennifer Mills (VIC) Kate Mitchell (NSW) Rose Nolan (VIC) Jess Olivieri and Hayley Forward with the Parachutes for Ladies (NSW): Hayley Forward Jess Olivieri Therese Ritchie (NT) Sandra Selig (QLD) Noël Skrzypczak (VIC) Sally Smart (VIC) Soda_Jerk (NSW): Dan Angeloro Dominique Angeloro Wakartu Cory Surprise (WA) Hiromi Tango (QLD) Monika Tichacek (NSW) Tjala Arts, Amata community (SA): Senior painters: Ruby Tjangawa Williamson, Wawiriya Burton, Tjampawa Katie Kawiny Jenny Watson (QLD) Judy Watson (QLD) Louise Weaver (VIC) Justene Williams (NSW) Gosia Wlodarczak (VIC) Judith Wright (QLD) For more information on participating artists visit www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/women/artists
CONTEMPORARY AUSTRALIA: WOMEN IN FILM To complement the ‘Contemporary Australia: Women’ exhibition, the Gallery’s Australian Cinémathèque presents Contemporary Australia: Women in Film, specially curated by film critic, producer, and co-host of ABC Television’s ‘At the Movies’, Margaret Pomeranz. The program, which spans 25 years and includes 49 films by 37 directors, explores representations of women in Australian films by women and men, and explores the contributions to Australian cinema by women. Margaret Pomeranz / Courtesy: ABC TV On Saturday, April 21 at 5.00pm Margaret Pomeranz will join film directors Gillian Armstrong, Ana Kokkinos and Louise Alston to discuss representations of women in contemporary Australian cinema through different perspectives. This will be followed by the program’s first screening: Look both Ways (2005) directed by Sarah Watt at 6.30pm. The program continues until July 18, with screenings on Wednesday and Friday evenings as well as during the day on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays at GOMA. The Audi GOMA Bar is open for Friday evening screenings. Contemporary Australia: Women in Film features free screenings of titles including Animal Kingdom 2010 by David Michôd, Muriel’s Wedding 1994 by PJ Hogan, Radiance 1998 by Rachel Perkins and Cannes Film Festival award winner Warwick Thornton’s Samson and Delilah 2009. Queensland visual artist and film director Davida Allen’s feature film Feeling Sexy (1998) will be screened on Saturday, July 14 at 2pm, followed by an in-conversation with the artist. Contemporary Australia: Women in Film focuses on the female characters and gender relationships which populate Australian cinema, while also acknowledging the growing number of women behind the scenes in such key production roles as scriptwriters, cinematographers and producers. For more information on Contemporary Australia: Women in Film visit www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/cinematheque
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